She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"Hello, is this Teacher Ren? I am Manshu's grandfather."

As soon as the housekeeper called, the old man came immediately.

I answered the phone and was very enthusiastic.

"Congratulations, Mr. Yan. Manshu scored 742 points in the exam, making him the top scorer in our college entrance examination!"

"Hahaha, congratulations, I knew our child could do it!"

Mr. Yan’s excitement is in line with the mentality of a parent.

Teacher Ren finally found a sense of existence.

She was also satisfied, and said that Manshu could apply to any domestic university, and once the results came out, all major universities would compete for her.

Old Master Yan couldn't stop smiling. Although Manshu had already chosen his school and major, it didn't stop the old man from showing off.

After Teacher Ren hung up the phone, Mr. Yan began to report the good news.

The first person to receive the call was Grandma Yan.

Subconsciously, Grandpa Yan might also know that the person closest to Manshu is Grandma Yan.

"In-laws?" Grandma Yan was still working and took off her glasses to answer the phone.

"My dear sister, our Manshu scored 742 points in the exam this time, and is the top scorer in the college entrance examination!"

Grandma Yan stood up and said, "Thank you, in-laws. If you hadn't called me, I would have forgotten that today is the day to announce the results."

After Grandma Yan hung up the call, Grandpa Yan continued to call Professor Yan.

He seldom calls Professor Yan and Ms. Qin Ru.

This time, Professor Yan took the initiative to call and understood immediately.

"Have Manman's results come out?"

"Yes, Manman is the top scorer!"

Of course Professor Yan was happy. He was much calmer than old man Yan.

However, this is only superficial.

After he hung up the phone, the first thing he did was call his wife.

Then he made several more phone calls to ask his old friends about the major that Manshu wanted to study.

In fact, Manshu’s professional ambition had already been determined.

What he did was nothing more than a high-level way of showing off.

But when they learned that Manshu had scored 742, many professors wanted to have her study their major, so they recommended her with all their might.

There was also an old friend who teased: "Old Yan, this is your fault. You are from our history department, why don't you let Manshu girl inherit your legacy?"

"I think so too. Don't children have their own ideas?"

The old friend said, "Come to think of it, your Ruyu also chose science, just like Professor Qin..."

Having said this, the old friend suddenly paused.

Oh no, I shouldn’t have mentioned Ruyu in front of Old Yan.

That was a lifelong pain for the old Yan couple.

"Sorry, Lao Yan."

Professor Yan was silent for a while before he said, "My wife and I are indeed very sad about losing Ruyu, but it shouldn't last this long and we shouldn't even be allowed to talk about it."

"I'm fine now. I've figured it out a long time ago."

Have you figured it out a long time ago?

The old friend couldn't help but feel suspicious, then he smiled with relief for his friend.

It's not that they had figured it out long ago. It was clearly the return of their granddaughter that healed the old couple's pain of losing their daughter.

At the beginning, Mr. Yan was worried that the Yan family would snatch the child away, so he cut off contact with the imperial capital.

Professor Yan and his wife were unable to see their granddaughter and have been immersed in the grief of losing their daughter.

Now everything is finally fine, Ruyu's daughter is as outstanding as she is.

Compared to Professor Yan and Qin Ru who were showing off, Mr. Yan was much more straightforward. He called all his old friends and showed off Manshu's achievements.

Especially Mr. Ming.

After all, the Ming family also has a Ming Yu, who took the college entrance examination in the same year as Manshu.

In this last semester, Ming Yu returned to the imperial capital to study.

Thanks to the local protection policy, his chances of being admitted to a university in the capital are much higher than those of children from other provinces and cities.